Cult of the Disc

I built Cult of the Disc because the ritual of owning physical media — records, tapes, discs — deserves a home that takes it seriously. Not a marketplace, not a social network. A catalog that behaves like a confessional: you log what you own, you rank what you love, and the shape of your collection starts telling you things about yourself you hadn’t noticed. What surprised me is how much friction still lives between a collector and the simple act of saying this is mine, and this is where it sits. That’s the gap I’m working in.